Vygotsky regarded make-believe play as a major source of cognitive development because it __________ in which children advance themselves.
A) is a zone of proximal development
B) fosters intersubjectivity
C) promotes cooperative learning
D) provides opportunities for private speech

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Vygotsky saw make-believe play as a zone of proximal development, a concept he introduced to describe the range of tasks that a child can perform with the guidance and assistance of others but cannot yet perform independently. This environment supports and advances children's cognitive development.

Vygotsky Regarded Make-Believe Play as a Major Source of Cognitive